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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

A HORRIBLE DBAfH.-Two freight trains on the
B. and NJ. road collided at Lincoln, Neb yesterday
morning The wreck took IRE ana II cars were
burned 4 BRAKEMAN was caught between the
man chopped Oh his leg. He died few hours
afterward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

To Tn Pus1ao
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUsNEsA
cIosINo-our SALE
hsul IN presrssA md many bargains srs 10 b hsA
few of which quoss below:
SRocADED VELVET. in ba.ch end eo,ors. som~ay
o5. 10 Tie low price Of o2.60.
STRIPED in haaek and celosa iomaly
o1.60 10 ths low price of 81
In blsck and coaosa. formerly
el2A 10 ths low priosoe 7so
ALL PLAIN in black I'D coaoea q much
Lea than usual COST
Y. havs some coIoRED sIIxs len I. oso.-osa.a.
8hadamas suxaha and Drocadsd. which - oGse q Q
great sansiAcs a 60e On Tie dollar
We hsvs two ptscss Of 24-incA ZEAL cIOAKuo
PLU6H len WHOA vs o9se vay eAsap.
Ths CoLoRED DRESS GOODS STOCK - nany
desrshls md ssason eoods In and you nssd aay-
thing IN th.t ins Il v ~ ysa - savs thss es0as-
uyua want DIAcK Dn1oo a any ktnd VIZ "a
by y vAsss you oan - u sscost3
In shos& JON should not miss this sals q Jon nssd
snything IN TIE DRY GOODS Ina
STORE yIxruRxs IoR sAL8
AZ xursron
oep2-SD ~ po1n1v1van1A Av1nuA
Su'f ss Y5il9 porsa por1a
NIB! l S3ag stss a$Ss Pc.
ssus Dnscf 5HsHc4fIhS 81 GUARANTEE
~ s SSse fdk e a Cd is2'% S65Ss
~ kUP1RR
6 Goa eos 7AaAv.. shsvsDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

The recent taxing OF Wong Chin Foo has been
brought 70 the attention Of the Canadian authori-
tea but % n0s believed that the tax OF $50 win
necessary 10 exempt chinaman entering Canada
from the tai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
ui. Hear, No, In the Night place.

His Heart Not In the Right Place.
STILL HR Is GOOD SORT OF FELLOW AND BIDS
FAIK TO LIVE LONG
1T. Louis, October 2o.-A peculiar case OF alb
normal chest development has Just been passed
upon BY the supreme medical director Of the
Legion Of Honor The case is that OF Q ST Louis
gentlenan well known In mercantile circles, who
had passed medical examinations In several life
insurance companies In which he held member
ship He had also been admitted into several
secret societies at different times during the last
The medical examiner OF this Candidates council
had passed him as a healthy person, but had ac-
prrTne medical examiner that there was huge
Chest convexity. The latter examiner afrer three
sIamina,lSns rev 70 pass the man with the
visits Of committees, who insisted that their con-
vex-chested friend ought TO pass because he was
regularly formed members But the decision was
sfhere 70, and the man Is out OF mempershIp IN
any ~ me osneneaIy NE orders now. The lateral
dome extends forward OF the mans arms yond
The normal cnest-hne q distance about equal 10
taree-roartns OF the depth OF the body, natural
dome, greatly displaced; the lungs are crowded;
the liver Is over toward the left side and IL crowds
,ne s'om 1 9aay; The RIBS and sternum are
In fact IL has been since the man was quite boy.
HIS coats and vests are all made TO order He eats
ness 0sertakes him and makes short work Of his
Efe, on account of these cramped vital organs. he
Louis Pneumonia or eonsampt an Would be apt
10 all MN In a very short time.
suicide Caused ~ an gll.eitsing Cloak.
FARGO, OAK, october Goa suicide OF a sensa-
uonai character took place In Union County a day
or two since. Miss Hattie, the pretty daugter Of
Farmer L NJ Brink, had a dispute with her father
over the way cloak she had just bought In Town
ntted As IL didn't suit her, Hattie ran 10 the cup
board, TOOK bottle OF strychnins and swallowed
H. The father and mother took the team and
drove with oreak-neck speed 70 town, but the girl
died on the way.
Mean Trick ON a Ce.fiding Woman.
ST. LOUIS, October 20.-A special 10 the GLOBE
Peynocrat from Sioux Guy, Iowa, says: some time
ago s p Gouden, OF this city, inserted the adver-
usement, wanted a wife" In the papers He re-
eeived forty-two answers Among the ladies
answering was az ilss HoiDeck, OF Detroit Cor
respondence followed, and marriage was planned.
Ths wedding was 70 have taken place Tuesday.
ON Monday the lady arrived In the city, and met
GOuden- She was not struck on him after look
Ing him over. and will return 70 Detroit Goulden
had sent Der the photograph Of some one else as
IBIS own. She now threatens 10 bring suit against
Goulden 10 recover the amount she Is out and also
Tor damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

The Chicago Mal has learned that an enter.
Pa,ang man 10 chicago proposes 70 procure Iin
wlcn. pa<oe o. plss nask OF coffee and 4 chinese
napkin He WIZ M light wagon with them ana
his patrons . box ana contents for he MN ~ y
centA He says his scheme Is working, thai he hss
secured over 800 subscribers on Stale snd iSssrtrn
VIII put 90 more wagonA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

COMING CoSekEss on wonzx.-rhe Association
Tor the Advsncement OF Women viii beg; q ifs an
tenth congress In the Masonic Tempis IN New
York, next Monday, 20 continue three dayx The
OBJECT Of the congress win be 70 consider the best
tlctEods for securing 70 women higher trsellecf-
w. moral, and phydcai condition, and for the i'm
prOvetnent OF the domestic relations The nrss
eo1zRess was held In the Union League Theafe1 In
lszA Arx Julia Ward Howe 10 the prssideor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

chicago Is one Of the towns where you can -
something every day thar you wont see anyWhere
Hilton OF the Chiffon House. ssThs other 6ax Wa
ooMn Az tne nvef-you soiks cali it q riyer-and /
saw Jug coming through the draw win a ND
oLick mouse which had been moved from somse.
vnsss 10 sne Town Burst my buttons II thar isn'S
sns NJ, 49, ums ever saw such thing In my ufe
How lney ever got the house on the boaS n 4
mysteIy 70 me- What amazed this Bostonian r
OF almost daily occprrence.-Chscooo NsrI
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RahWay's Murdered Girl.
TWO WOMEN DECLARE THAT THE DEAD orpr. IA
ANNA INGRAHAN.

ANNA NGRAHAN.
special to the Philadelphia Press from Rab.
way, N. j., dated october 10, says: Detective
Gregory, an ofIlcer employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad at New Brunswick, has produced two
women whose names he will not reveal, who assert
that tho Railway murdered girl was Anna Ingra-
ham. One OF the women, who halls from New
brunswick, was at police headquarters in Railway
yesterday and claimed to recogniz the victims
clothes as those OF the Ingraham girl who bad
boarded With her In New Brunswick she then
went 10 klHaoeth, where Detective Keron had the
knife with which the girl was killed and positively
1oenuned that instrument as the one she had ne
quently borrowed OF Anna Ingraham to alice pota-
The second Of Detective 0regorys witnesses
came neIe n-day ana Identified the clothing and
{eweify % that OF Anna Ingraham, whom she had
Known q Bound Brook before her removal TO New
Brunswlck. According TO her story Anna wa
married at Bound Brook q year 40 And sne M
not not zen her ancs. but accidently stumb,ed on !
found II 10 be that OF Anna. TheRshWay author
t Io,morrow w.n endeavor TO get Gregory TO
tell all he knows about this clue IA kSsns Siient
tor rear OF losing the reward. :
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GEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. $50 F stree

NEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 street.
PROPERTY. FRONTING 90 FEET on FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN O AND
BOUNDARY STREETS.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH6 k&s
1887. AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. will offer for &0$
sale, in front OF the premises. Lots 81, 50. -
feet.
Terms easy, and made known st time Of sale.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


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sIS 81 sfR afEsX TEEE SsFHkEEs
p GE ,2n1 y PC 49,, ~.
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81 S9
ton Of ths party secured thereby The 9nder.ignsd
EiSRTA 1852. 4 Eve 1cfSh Hl n 81. w 81 LII
tss =: :
ma sspPiHs .SsnSs ssash 5sS ssss ITEMS ~
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same q the southwest oone. q sad Lot
ens SSnd!sS ana fss Ssses nSss
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~
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:s i ;:Sss is isS Il "a a & 4: s::s:s
TH0HAS D0WLI1a. A.casase
6h4SqxsX sAIx OF Mc1 nA2n HOUSE, AND
SfRRsE4F T5b kR WE sHFEEf fffosfEcr AShS6x Alb
iSsls s' Fas : \ rEFs;iidsE BiS
3CT0RkR AID. 1851. e AALLsrAsT ToU6
SlG fs. e e Lila 2ises I: s .s s. e g z:
ming 81 Isl frOm LIT gyest op vest lid fscdss3ct
3 Cd TX ~: H. g sssk - 40 8
tAS hsanat1S i.Eroysa yisn ~ aysllials kesss
peyneqA. 6 six and twelve sian1ka Nh Sts$Sv5
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AUCTION SALES.
TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctiopeer

sTVHOAAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ks9 gg1A a6 sazs q EgRsIryRl At ny Aye-
S SHHSSE ISTSsSHa, az 5Ss|Ss GS
SHf aSb 81 aER IA as
ksss IHf3ssyBssksk P ssS e bs nAEaE
gSss s ANp 1sAa sR s c1ksskTs
SSSSSIsg assB
Also. AT TWELVE OCLOcK,
HoEs5S cARRlAaEa BUaaIEs WAGONS, HAR.
CHAANScE1RSxr s sAd6,0 On THAT yALUABLI LOT
s2 q TIE GPGSSaR HaE
b virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Il sFPp s H.
s:os 81;
for sale M suction in front Of the premises part Of lot
Numbered three g! IL square numbered fur HUNDRED
!. sni city Ct
said lot and running thence east along street north
aS5a hs a and
and
feet TO the place Of beginning, Improved BY iOur-
81
fsrms Of ssleaOne,fOurth Of the purchase money in
specttyey one two and three years from the day Of
semi S a :nnn,y TIE deferred psymsn: q secured
property all the purchase money can be paid in cash
a deposit OF $500 will be required at the time Of
Az convsysncins and recording ct the purchasers
. II the term2 Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property Will Be resod Of the
'A ~" W.T. REa siiSA.fs F RHssb1.sf rru..s.
wALrE dGI E w IL Il Ma I q CO.. svs
o%O-d Aucconeera.
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The Brides Firss supper n Home.

The BRIDES First supper n Home.
From the Omaha World
Omiha Groom-"Well, my dear the wedding
tour Is finished and here we are In our new home /"
. debut, George, the servant girl who WAS
TO be here has not arrived,
II see. It's TOO late TO hunt up another to-day. I
suppose you can get supper, can't your"
"Of course. Go Out and buy some steak not ton
rare, with mushrooms and French potatoes and
Iced cake and hot waf1es, and III set the table
while you're gonen
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SILKS VsIvxrs AND Dsrss Goops

We are nov showing the largest and most complies
stock Of Choice Dress Goods that has ever bean Offered
In this city.
They are al new and the prioo ars - low - New
York and Boston
Bro.dcaoshs from sl75 to saoo In IN the nsv
shades.
Largest stock Paris NOVELTIES I'm the city.
Melton Cloths In colors for Jackets and Ulsters
Wool 6uitinss In endless variety
&lks. velvets. and Hushes in new shades
Noire 6nks In Ill tho latest colors.
Lyons Pure 6tk velvets q o5 per yard; best rooda
Special bargains In Bafnsaley DanaakA
New stook Aesisry and Undsrwsar
Quilted Satin Lninen. I'll colorz
Carr1aGe 6hawis end Blanketa
bonnsts Superior black sill,. IN ersdsa
We cordially recommand tn R>rfsr<ion
ONE PRICE W. sausrKR q soxs
OLE Qlo p.nnev,v..sa -
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L1rsro CorAxrs E1raAcr Or

100000 ,.T1
IIEB1o co,rPANY-s EXTRACT OF MEAT, An IN
v.luable ton,c II. .uecs:. sRd . SS95 fos Witch
IAncst," &c
sisnsturs Il Hive inf scross De fSsi fSs sss
,hssoe LAshaS" end Rhotoss.gA hsvtag bc:a 49,
IiebiG the public are informed that the LaebG o..
alone can Offer the article with Baron U6eAGg
GUARANTEES of gsnuino0saa
LIEBlo CQnPANYs EXTRACT OF MAT. 70 -
bed OF I'll 6torekeepses, 0rooas0 end CheO109L oole
Agents fog tbs uuiSed etasss (VhelssaAs Qnlyl O.
3:r,d : 90. Q Esaohurcs Avsaca kes4sS p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

PIrrsErR0 PILLS WNSNGs-Geor4e Smith.
leading turf Spectators OF the times admits
having won $4,000 In bets during the last four
nond, Gray Cloud, Linden and King Fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
o11-dkdI
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

IUNdOMAS DOWlAlNG. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE
FEET On The p FAST IS, SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
SIREEI AND RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIDTH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN
FEET TO TEN-FOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
Az THE OLD PORTION OF WELCKER'S
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date -
SeptemSer 20, 1873 and duly recorded in Liber1
No 736 folio % ct seq, one Of the Land Records I'll
OF the District OF Columbia and by virtue Of decree
OF the supreme Court of the said District of Columbia
in equity cause No. 73l and at the request Of
party secured thereby default having been made In
the payment Of the Indebtedness, VIII cell Of public
auction ~ front Ct the premises, on THURSDAY, THE
TWENIY-SENENTh DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1881
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M ali of lot mum.
bered eleven Il in Davidsons subdivision of part OF
square numbered two hundred and twenty two (22lJ
fronting 20 teet ON 18th street and running back with
that width l27 feet to 10foot alley Is the same il
Columbia.
Terms of sale cash. and to be complied with within
twenty days from day of sale, property be resold
at risk and cost of defaul ing purchaser deposit OF
$500 will be required at time sale. All conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser
o15-d&ds r, W. TYLER Tyustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
ssHuMbOil,, in Luck
THE NUCH-JrLrRD NoBLENAN NHERrrs 100000
PROM AN UNCLE


London Special to the New York World.
That much Tilted youth, Earl Cairns. whose love
episodes have at different times afforded food for
gossip In society. has Just experienced singular
stroke Of good luck. His uncle, the late Mr.. Nc
Calmont has, II Is said, left him fortune OF up
ward Of 3 million poundA Cairns. as Lord Gar
moyle, OF, as he was moro Familiarity known,
'GumbOil," was the accepted sutton OF Miss For
tescue, gaiety buriesquer. who tried to act IN
America last season, II reports cabled across the
Atlantic were true. But he broke on the match,
and breach OF promise suit resulted, IN which
she recovered $4,000 from the idiOtic sprgof no.
bii1ty. Pending the trial the correspondence OF
both parties was published. London was amazed
at the remarkable literary skill displayed BY Miss
FOrteScue In her love letters until day or two
later, when 1t was discovered that tho lackadals-
cal creature had simply copied whole pages OF .
"Lovers Ready Letter Writer" Miss Adele Grant,
the American beauty, was his lordship's next
fanree and 1t Is said the match was broken on BY
Miss Grant on the advice Of the Prince Of Wales
because "Gumbotl" had not paid for the presents
he made her, and was over anxious for settle
ment OF the dowry before marriage. .Gumeoir is
now very rich, and despite his failings win doubt
less have little difficulty in marrying titled lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
TStmg Guy, 6nd mae Known at time Of 0Alo
o2O-d&ds GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auctions
VTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VINdVNAS UOWI4ING, AuctiOneer.
ONE PAIR MEDIUM SIZE BAY HORSES AND
COUPE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-sRCOND
1887. at TIVE We O'CLOCK NJ, will sell in front OF
my ssssrooms the above team owner leaving the city
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWIING
o2O-2t Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

-, Hyufge Dfllon MAKES statement In defense
n -. s.y Gould against the charges In the Kansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
CHAMBERLAlN,s SPEECHES.
A Statements that the United states Gov
sFn0sne hos Objected 90 them.

A Statennens that the United states Gov.
eminent hos Objected 90 them.
special telegram to the New York World says:
81 have rrason TO believe" writes the London cor
respondent OF the Leeds Mercury, shat the
American Government has conveyed an intima-
ton TO Lord Salisbury that the bitterness OF Mr..
Chamberlain anti-Irish speeches win not facili-
tate the settlement Of the fisheries question.
President Cleveland and his colleagues are afraid
that Mt. Chamberlain may be met BY hostile
demonstration In the United Statea
III any such incidents occurred IL would not
only b awkward for the English commissioners
but would tend TO prejudice any agreement that
might be arrives 1T II M. Chamberlain and the
American Government como to an agreement
There u considerable risk that the senate under
the influence OF the Irish vote may be induced 70
veto It. No treaty with the United states Is valid
unless formally approved OF BY the Senate and the
American Government IL afraid that M Chamber:
lain's language win materially AFFECT the action Of
that body In regard to It," send this for what u
II worth, without any knowledge as 70 the mod1-
cum OF truth which may underlie it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20

From the woman's News
They had the poor woman In o $50 ccnln. The
beautiful bunch OF white roses In the one hand
that was exposed did not conceal the marks OF toll
on her fingers the calloused places the distended
JOINTS. and the rough skin. Her iron-gray hair
was neatly brushed down on the sides OF her
wrinked forehead, and the black silk gown. folded
so gracefully about her. full OF lustre new and
evidently expensive. There We're ten hacks FOR
friends OF the family, and the hearse was driven
by man In livery, and eight costly plumes on
top. How natural she looked, and what a lovely
funeral" said woman who had known the fam.
lily.
"How unnatural she looked and what An in
human thing that funeral was" said male cynic
who accompanied her.
"Why?"
because. There was q good woman. a harm.
working wife and mother who never had a ride In
hack, whose fingers never pressed a flower. and
who never wore silk. She didn't have any time
and didn't have money. Now look at her. Flowers
rare and sweet In her dead hands lots OF Carriages
following her hearse, and a costly shroud for q
30 cent worsted-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-20
VUNHOMAs Z. wA8GAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.-
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE BETWEEN FOUR-
AND-AHALE AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.


BY virtue Of {. decree of the Supreme Court Of
ne Nc SSs aS Win Ell 4 PUBLIC
FOUR O'CLOCK H. the east half OF 10,
and IN
BY dwelling house and large brick stable
sns 1onsss
with interest from day Of sale the payment thereof
be secured by the notes of the purchaser
OF G ds or an the money can b paid
on the propsrS " for sss es the
money and interest No deed given until purchase
required when property is knocked down All convey
.1sns :, cost o. Il terms Be no!
Gs.i IE !SS fTs; Trustee:
THos. Z. wAGGANAN. Auciionser. oi7-dSds
CHANGERY SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
O sfRkEr E soGTHRAs REiSd No. 1907 FIRST
hs p.,s. Of q ss
AS 1 psss 3.
o on III Or p
and being part Of Lot numbered fourteen M IL
e sss
snty.eight Ses5 feet tou- t4 inches; thence north
sixty eight t6sj fee, 0 Inches to the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements thereon
which consist OF House, with brick basement and
two frame stories.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree onethird
months and il twelve months from the day
Of sale or all cash. At the option Of the purchaser the
trust upon the property with interest thereon ct the
rate OF six per centrum per annum. A deposit of one
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers expense II the
terms of sale are not complied with in ten UO) DAYS
from the day OF sale the property will be resod At tho
risk and cost OF IL HI Sesaa,XnaapH rru,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers.
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The Cniver.aIist General Cowvcv,,or.

NEW fOkh OF PROFESSION TO COxsIpEkEp
The Jniversalist General Convention was called
U order IN New York yesterday morning BY Rev.
D. s"eetSer, OF Philadelphia There were many
Clerical and lay delegates present, Including p r.
barnufn, the SNOWFALL The trustees report
saJved nine hundred and sixteen parishes an In
crrase OF sixteen. with a membership OF 3s964
,.t ~: ehaIeh men Dership. 36,297, and Sunday
shOJa inelnDershlp, q, o4 property, less debt es-
IL Tel ~ 81 .2tJ.569; contributions raised $685.
stl gifts for b-neyOenL purposes, t473l4: gtfts 70
~ Sa11 nst,,u,iCns SO Of which Bucn-
yrar were t7o,l35; Disbursements, sdo, 3sa the
srcurties held are VALUED at t177,726
IN following new form OF profession was sub
hitlec, and Will be discussed later on: al be-
ne'e that the Holy Scriptures OF the Old and New
It,iainents contain O revelation from God 10 man.
KIDD 2 l believe In one God the Father Al
.izaty; maker OF heaven and earth; IN Jesus
tLs saviour 81 the world, and In His Holy Spirit the
tom:Orter, through which all Disciples VI Christ
arr united In one spiritual body. 5. believe In
yiyeness Of SINS In the certainty Of retrfbution.
ia the nnal holiness and happiness Of ali mankind
q believe that the opportunities opligations
and rewards OF religion are In their nature eternal
and OF such immediste urgency that I ought NJ
strive earnestly for present salvation BY repeating
OF my s1ns md diligently using the means Of grace
which, IN HIS mercy. God has provided for me-"
sESAroR FRrI on PRorxcrIox.-rne Homs Mar.
ket Gun, OF Boston. organization Of protectop-
1ss neid lts nrst banquet In that city Last nignI
senator rye said his IMP abroad had made hin a
greater prOtectlonist than ever Regarding me
surplus he said he would subs,dlze American shirss
totDe fxtsnt o. no,Ooo,ooOa year. and put 10000.
90 a1ore INTO the education OF ci<zens who Wers
now Without education He voted against the
Blair ball because there not sufiicient guaran.
Zee for the money appropriated He would pu,
100000 men al work on the Nicaragua Canal n
neoessary, 20 get nd OF the surplus
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"a! HAH CaAn0.D MlTl Sr!AInso HoNBY.-Eugene
s Ho0s captain OF the goth Separate Company, Ma
aonsl GuardA and his step daughter, Miss Ella
Oltz, ives arrested at Elmira, N. r. yesterday
cnarged with stealing q hive OF bees and some
money from farmer named 8. z KnaDn The
property was recovered and identioed wa mia
oners were baiied for trial next Monday. Robt Il
one OF the boSt-knOwn military men IN the 6tatA
He was an applicant for the once OF adiutant
general OF the State at the time the preoent ncum-
bent was appointed
vKHurrr BIG Bull AGAINST TuRxEx,-Her.
prolonged visit TO Prince Bismarok &c Trie6r1chs.
rune, which excited much spocuiation. TUos6ay
u was learned that the object Of Herr KrupDS n.
tervlew was 70 induce the Chancellor 20 ae6St hin
y collect1ng bill Of 4B,OO0,OOO which the house
OF krupp has held against the Turk1oh ROyern.
ment t0r ordnance furnished 70 TURKEY u6tii m
prooaniuty Of it, voluntary payment has become
exceoUnGV remote. whether the chancellor
sgresQ 70 turn the German foreign once into {
C0lecuon agency q not definitely known, but IL q
s ynUssstooo That Herr krupp received promts1
snas snytnlng that could le6ttimately b done 70
warv inducing the sultaAT government 4
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Nv cUmmLtee o. the Western Union TclegrApl
w. " New York yesterday, resolutions W6fV
| e00pteo: THAT no advance "a the Faseo horefo
| iQfe cnAryeo BY this company - ma6A, except G
tne ceee o. the 10 TO 16cent rates beGWooA pointI
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| c00peny p empowered ana dtrOceed 20 reduce u
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